Farm family pleased to see hometown in Sentinel
The writer expresses happiness that their father and mother's farm appeared in the Sentinel last week after moving to Toledo. They thank sponsors Buster Bros. Lumber F B Scott Pil Co and the Sentinel for the feature and say others will be glad to see farm home pictures in the paper.
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Sentinel
Ince
Toledo
Ohio
Buster Bros. Lumber
F. B
Scott Pil Co
The
Modern six room furnished house for sale
CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all who helped after our bereavement. For the flowers, pallbearers, to Stephenson Funeral Home and Rev. Leonard. Also to neighbors who brought food. Mrs. Doris The Mrs. Ethel Seymore and Mrs. Bergey served the dinner. Floyd Clark and family
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Stephenson Funeral Home
Leonard
Doris
Ethel Seymore
Bergey
Floyd Clark
March Special Sale at R&D Furniture in Farwell MI
Advertises March sale items including 5 x 12 tea bug chairs at 4.98 each and barrel back chairs 29.95, Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table with two leaves and four chairs, dinette unfinished set 24.96, rollaway beds, metal wardrobes, and complete 5 piece sofa outfits all with cash on layaway and free delivery. Open evenings and Saturdays till 9 PM. Call LU 8-4621.
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Duncan Phyfe
Dinette Sens
O Connor School Meeting on Annexation March 22
O Connor School in Vernon District No 6 schedules an evening meeting on March 22 at 8 oclock to discuss annexation.
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O’connor
Vernon District No. 6
Corky’s Restaurant to Close for Two-Day Remodel
Corky’s Restaurant will close next Monday and Tuesday for remodeling and redecorating. Harold Pugsley, proprietor, says new equipment and fresh paint will brighten the place and business will resume as usual after the two day shutdown.
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Corky
Harold Pugsley
Clare High Pioneers Lose Season Opener in Mt Pleasant
Clare High School basketball ends season with 1 win 14 losses after a 51 to 40 defeat at Mt Pleasant in tournament play. Seniors Gerald Fullerton Nard Robinette Keith Merillat and Jay Lehr played their final game as CHL finished last in the Mid Michigan B League.
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Clare High
Remus
Mt Pleasant
CHL Pioneers
Mr. Pleasant
Gerald Fullerton
Nard Robinette
Keith Merillat
Jay Lehr
Mt. Pleasant
Fullerton
Robinette
Lehr
Merillat
CHL
Ast
Pioneers
Guy Haneckow
Clare Men Promoted in Army ROTC at Michigan Tech
Ronald T. Denton of Clare and Dale R. Barber of Clare were promoted to cadet sergeant at Michigan Tech by the Army ROTC announcing officer. Denton, a mechanical engineering junior, attended Central Michigan College before Tech. Barber, a chemical engineering sophomore, is in the American Institute of Chemical Engineers student branch. Both promotions took effect March 1.
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Clare
Michigan College of Mining and Technology
Army
Ronald T. Denton
Thomas Denton
Route 4
Tech
Denton
Central Michigan College
Michigan Tech
Dale R. Barber
James. Barber
Hemlock Street
Barber
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
CMC Dorm Named For Dean Rachel Tate
Central Michigan announces a new women’s residence hall named for Rachel Tate, former Dean of Women from 1903 to 1914. The $1,110,000 hall will house 300 women in suite-style rooms and join three other women’s dorms in a connected quadrangle on the East Campus.
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Central Michigan College
Rachel Tate
C. L. Anspach
Central Michigan
State Board of Education
Miss Tate
Anspach
Bertien County
Niles High School
Berrien County
Young Ladies, Seminary
Knoxville
Ilinois
Central State Normal School
Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority
MSU Winter Commencement Sees Eugene Verrette Graduate
Eugene Verrette son of Mr and Mrs Fred Verrette graduates in the Winter Commencement at Michigan State University on March 15 He previously attended Clare High School class of 1950 and Michigan Tech at Houghton for two years He will pursue a Master’s Degree in Industrial Art Teaching while working at a gas station to support his education He married Margaret Cleveland of Lansing and they have two children Deborah and Richard.
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Eugene .Verrette
Fred Verrette
Michigan State University
Eugene
Clare High School
Michigan Tech
Houghton
U. P
MSU
Eugerie
Margaret Cleveland
Lansing
Deborah
Richard
Dwyer Beery Prescott Named in Army Posts and Training
Robert M. Dwyer of Clare arrives in Korea to serve as cook for the officers mess with the 36th Engineer Group. Dwight E. Beery of Findlay earns a second lieutenant commission after infantry officer candidate school at Fort Benning. Clyde V. Prescott of Harrison graduates from the Army general carpenter course at Fort Leonard Wood after basic training at Fort Carson.
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Robert M.’ Dwyer
Fal Dwyer
Clare
Korea
Dwyer
Selah
Horne
Ernest Allen
R-2
Clare High School
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Robert M. Dwyer
Engr
Co. A.P.O
San Francisco
California
Dwight*e. Beery
Findlay
Ohio
Themy
Fort Benning
Beery
Nancy
Summit St
Army
Findlay College
Elza L.beery
Route 1
Mich
Clyde V. Prescott
Charles’.Prescott
Harrison
6Th Armored Division
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Prescott
Fort Carson, Colorado
Edward White and service family notes update
Edward White leaves Great Lakes with two weeks leave to visit his parents in California before heading to Brooklyn New York then Naples Italy for a two year Army assignment. Lt. William E. Barber 23 returns to Fort Polk after duties at Fort Bleiver Virginia as a chemical engineer and Army platoon leader formerly with E I DuPont in Charleston Indiana. Barber, a 1955 Michigan Tech graduate and Delta Sigma Phi member, is now in the 16th Armored Engineer Battalion of the 1st Armored Division.
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Edward -White
Edward White
F. A
USNAB
Coronado
California
Great Lakes
Ed White
Army
William E. Barber
James D. Barber
Clare
Fort Polk
Louisiana
1St Armored Division
Barber
16Th Armored Engineer Battalion
Fort Blevoir
E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Co
Charleston
Indiana
Chocolate Cupcakes with Toasted Marshmallow Topping
Prepare cupcakes then top each with marshmallows cut in half. Broil on low heat until the marshmallows puff and turn golden brown. Serve while the topping is warm.
MSU Centennial materials aid other institutions
Michigan State University will share a large archive of Centennial materials including records films manuscripts and clippings to assist other colleges and universities planning anniversary celebrations. A 28 minute film The Year We Were On a Hundred will be available in March through the MSU Audio Visual Center and an official Centennial report will be printed for faculty and future milestone observances.
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Michigan State University
A. Westley Rowland
M.S.A
Aldo
Michigan State
Press conference planned for Thumb area schools
Schools in fifteen Thumb counties and nearby areas are invited to a one day press conference at Caro High School in Tuscola County on Saturday March 24. The Michigan Interscholastic Press Association with the University of Michigan will run a short course on journalism topics. Administrators advisers and advisers attend free while students pay 1.00 for lunches and facilities.
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Thumb
Caro High School
Tuscola County
Roscommon
Ogemaw
Iosco
Clare
Gladwin
Arenad
Tsabella
Midland
Bay
Huron
Saginaw
Tiscola
Sanilac
Genesee
Lapeer
Michigan Interscholastic Press Association
University of Michigan
M.sp.a
John V. Field
Arthur Hill High School
Sagingw
Caro
The
M.lp.a
Scouts Name Award For Circuit Rider
Dahiel Boone Council of the Bay Scouts of America Asheville N C with the Association of Methodist Historical Societies Lake Junaluska NC establish an Asbury Trail Award. The hiking award honors Francis Asbury pioneer circuit rider who traveled Appalachians 60 times on 270000 miles and preached 16000 times. The Old Cataloochee Trail between Lake Junaluska and Cosby TN within Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the route for award hikes.
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Dahiel Boone
Lake Junaluska
Cosby
Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Historical Marker Planned for Clare County Lumber Era Site
Michigan Historical Commission selects Roadside Tourist Park No. 20 in Clare County for a proposed marker on the lumbering era starting in the 1850s. Pending a $50,000 state appropriation, the marker would be among 16 first phase sites. public suggestions invited at the Lewis Cass Building in Lansing.
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Michigan
Clare County
Clare
Michigan Historical Commission
Lewis Beeson
Michigani Historical Commission
Lewis Cass
Lansing
Rev William Powe, former Clare Congregational pastor, dies
Family announces the death of Rev. William Powe, aged longtime Jackson Michigan resident and former Clare Congregational Church pastor. A stroke ended his life in Jackson last Friday after a six year ministry in Michigan and prior service in Wisconsin. He served as a U S Army chaplain Lt Colonel in WWI and WWII. Surviving are Fern Lois his widow two sons two daughters and thirteen grandchildren. Funeral at Plymouth Congregational Church Jackson today at 1:30 p.m.
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William Powe
Clare ‘Congregational Church
Powe
Jackson
Michigan
Clare Congregational Church
Wisconsin
United States Army
Fern Lois
F&am
Plymouth Congregational
F Z Callihan Dies While Wintering In Florida
Floyd Zeenos Callihan longtime Clare resident died March 8 1956 in Palmetto Florida after several weeks illness at age 71 Born October 8 1884 in Helena Ohio he came to Alma as a boy later lived in Ohio where he wed Mary Hinkley in August 1908 They returned to this area and he ran a business in Clare later owning a garage Retired several years ago he and Mary spent winters at Lake Thirteen and Palmetto Trail er Park in Florida Survived by wife Mary three sons James Mt Pleasant Charles Portland Floyd Ferndale four daughters Florence Irwin Farwell Naomi Ingraham Carson City Ruby Mogg Clare uth Callahan Farwell three brothers Sheral Millbrook Jesse Clovis Dale Chesaning one sister Desse Danields Natick Mass fourteen grandchildren Services conducted March 9 at Edwards Chapel Elder Bryan Poty Oneco Florida Funeral home service March 13 Cherry Grove Cemetery flowers tributes of friendship
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Floyd Zeénos Callihan
Clare
Palmetto
Florida
Helena
Ohio
Jesse Miller
Eliza Jane Callihan
Alma
Michigan
Mary Hinkley
Lake Thirteen
Mary
James
Mt. Pleasant
Charles
Portland
Floyd
Ferndale
Florence Irwin
Farwell
Naomi Ingraham
Carson City
Ruby Mogg
Uth Callahan
Sheral Callihan
Millbrook
Jesse Callihan
Clovis
New Mexico
Dale Callihan
Chesaning
Desse Danields
Nattick
Mass
Edwards Chapel
Bryan Poty
Oneco
Thurston Funeral Home
Hubert L. Beavers
Farwell Church of the Latter Day Saints
Cherry Grove
Dairy Industry Conference to Promote Michigan Milk Sales
The American Dairy Association of Michigan will launch an intensive dairy merchandising program on Friday March 9 at Michigan State University Kellogg Center. The day long Dairy Foods Marketing Conference will feature kits for year round dairy merchandising and discuss the June Dairy Month program with industry and county promo committees attending.
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Michigan
American Dairy Association of Michigan
Charles B. Stone
Kelloge
Michigan State University
Stone
National American Dairy “Association
Dairying a Popular 4 H Project
Michigan 4 H members show strong interest in dairying with 61 projects in Isabella County. 4 H agent Densmore notes youths learn by doing from feeding and record keeping to milk production. Awards include gold medals, a trip to the National 4 H Congress, and six nationwide college scholarships worth 300 dollars.
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Michigan
Densmore
Wait Awhile To Prune Raspberries
Michigan State University extension tips advise delaying raspberry pruning until after mid March to reduce cold damage. Pruning red raspberries to the bend near the tip with four to five feet height and 10 to 12 inch side branches. cut black raspberry canes from last year to the ground and shorten new canes side branches to six to eight inches. During June or later, pinch new shoots to two feet height to encourage branching where berries form.
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Harry Bell
Tom
Michigan State University
Blood tests aid law enforcement and paternity cases
Frederick P. Thieme of the University of Michigan argues blood tests can help police and courts by testing blood and even saliva from crime scenes to determine blood type. He notes that saliva on a cigarette can reveal type and that multiple blood factors can identify a suspect, excluding those who do not fit the profile. He describes “secreters” whose blood group chemicals appear in all body fluids.
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Frederick P. Thieme
University of Michigan
Thieme
MSU Singers Bring Statewide Tour to Gladwin
Michigan State University State Singers, a 60 voice acapella group led by Richard Klausli, will perform at Gladwin High School’s Build ing at 8 p.m. on March 26. The tour, part of the new Cady and Good Series, includes campus concerts and radio appearances to showcase cultural entertainment across Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladwin High School
Gladwin
Michigan
State University State Singers
A Cappela
Richard Klausli
Klausli
Michigan State University
State Singers
Little
Michigan State
Housewife Needs Good Knives Warns at Michigan Conference
Cutlery expert D Bement urged careful knife selection and home sharpening at a University of Michigan hardware merchants conference. He warned against dumping knives in drawers and outlined six essential kitchen tools plus handy extras for efficient care and use.
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Lewis’ D. Bement
University of Michigan
Bement
Ahnall
U-M'S School of Business Administration
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Paul Schroeder
S.K.S.N
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Norfolk
Virginia
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Brosstlyn
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Italy
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Scouts
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F. Z. Callihan
State Bank
J. Stuart Bicknell
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation F.D.I.C
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